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2020 National Emissions Inventory (NEI) Resources for State, Local, Tribal Agencies
Submittal and preparation documents for state, local, tribal agencies for all data categories of the 2020 National Emissions Inventory
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Emissions Science Improvements: Temporal and Spatial Allocations
Plans for new and improved temporal and spatial approaches for the National Emissions Inventory.
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SNEP Technical Assistance Network Federal Fiscal Years 2025-2029
Learn more about the SNEP Technical Assistance Network Federal Fiscal Years 2025-2029.
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GCT Bayonne’s Drayage Truck Appointment System
Global Container Terminals (GCT) has implemented an advanced truck appointment system at its GCT Bayonne facility at the Port of New York and New Jersey that has realized benefits in terms of cost savings, turn times, the environment, and congestion.
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Airport GSE Model Directions
User manual for the GSEModel which is a spreadsheet analysis tool for quantifying emission benefits and calculating the cost-effectiveness of converting to cleaner-burning fuels and engine technologies.
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Public Notices of Lead Exceedances in Local Water Systems in the Pacific Southwest
As required by the Safe Drinking Water Act, EPA is notifying communities of lead action level exceedances when a water system fails to provide a timely notice including potential health effects and what actions people can take to reduce their exposure.
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EPA Notifications for Lead Action Level Exceedances
SDWA requires EPA to notify the public of lead action level exceedances if a state and system fail to provide the notification.
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2016 RAD Spring Partner Meeting
This meeting covered the following discussion topics: national and international efforts to address HFCs, aligning RAD activities with partner needs, and partner successes and program challenges.
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RAD Celebrates 50 Partners and Six Years of Achievement
Responsible Appliance Disposal Program Fact Sheet celebrating the milestone of six years in partnership.
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RAD Webinar: 2015 Reporting Form
The RAD program hosted the annual RAD reporting form overview and training webinar on Friday, January 29, 2016 from 1:30-2:30 p.m. EDT.
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RAD Webinar: RAD Non-Energy Benefits (NEBs)
The RAD program hosted a webinar, RAD Non-Energy Benefits (NEBs), on June 2, 2016, from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m. EDT.
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RAD Working Session at the ENERGY STAR Partner Products Meeting
ENERGY STAR Partner Products Meeting RAD Working Session slides.
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2015 RAD Spring Partner Meeting
This meeting covered the following discussion topics: partner recognition, collaborative marketing, and collaboration with ENERGY STAR on the Flip Your Fridge campaign.
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2014 RAD Fall Partner Meeting
This meeting covered the following discussion topics: partner recognition, collaborative marketing, and quantifying non-energy benefits of appliance recycling programs.
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RAD Guidance for Existing and Prospective Partners PDF
Outlines responsible disposal of refrigerated appliances program requirements, such as the proper recovery and treatment of refrigerant, foam, mercury, PCBs, and used oil.
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Southern California Edison: Safeguarding the Environment One Appliance at a Time
Case study of Southern California Edison’s Responsible Appliance Disposal Program.
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2015 RAD Fall Partner Meeting
This meeting covered the following discussion topics: 2014 RAD partner achievements and trends, national and international efforts to address HFCs, enhancing RAD partner recognition, and communicating the benefits of RAD.
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RAD Webinar: 2016 Reporting Form
EPA hosted the annual RAD reporting form overview and training webinar on Wednesday, January 18, 2017 from 3:00-4:00 p.m. Eastern.
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RAD Program Guidance for Existing and Prospective Partners
The RAD program guidance document explains the procedures involved in properly disposing of refrigerated appliances as well as recordkeeping and reporting requirements that apply to RAD partners.
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Safe Disposal Procedures for Household Appliances that Use Refrigerants
This brochure describes the federal safe disposal requirements you must follow when your facility accepts an appliance that might contain refrigerants for disposal.